Hope for the Campaign
Lisa Murkowski’s victory in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race over Joe Miller brings a shiny ray of hope to my chances of winning in 2012. Not because she has embraced any portion of my platform or because I embraced any portion of her platform. It’s not because she has any intention of endorsing me in 2012.
The reason why there is hope for the campaign is because Lisa Murkowski won as a write-in candidate. Her name was not on the ballot for U.S. Senate, yet she was able to get more people to write in her name than to pick another name. She had a campaign for people to learn how to spell her name. She opted for the rebus. Below is an example on how people got to learn how to spell her name.

"Mur" + Cow with a "K" + Ski spells "Murkowski"
My plan is different (mainly because it’s hard to do “Ahmnodt” in rebus. I have opted to go with the acronym. “Ahmnodt” as an acronym goes like “A Horny Man Needs Only Dolly’s Taters.” “Heare” turns out to be “Horny Elephants Are Really Erotic.” The best part is you can wear the anagrams on the back of t-shirts so the people behind you can see who you are voting for without wearing “Vote for Ahmnodt Heare”, which you can’t wear at an election.
There is more for me to write, but right now I really need to get some of Dolly’s taters.
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A Horny Man Needs Only Dolly’s Taters.
Genius.
It’s catchy too. I keep singing it.
Ms. Ground Beef, it’s how I learned to spell my name. Too many silent letters in my first name.